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All buyback orders are identified by an ‘*‘in the MBP screen

Correct option: c. Screen Based Trading System

Correct option: c. It’s on Price /Time Priority basis no geographical location preference

Monday to Friday 9: 00 am to 9:15 am except holidays.

Correct option: b. Yes but cashless

NSE is use satellite communication technology for trading. Its trading system, called National Exchange for Automated Trading (NEAT)

NSE introduced a nation-wide on-line, fully-automated screen based trading system (SBTS).

Contract note is a confirmation of trade(s) done on a particular day for and on behalf of a client.

Sub broker is an intermediary between stock broker and client in capital market segment.

The summation of Capital and free reserves less non allowable assets.

Correct answer is

d. Both a and b

This market the issuers of securities, both Government and corporations, raise resources to meet their requirements of investment.

When the king realized that it was a serious matter to keep a criminal imprisoned for life and it would cause his people a huge financial burden, he summoned his ministers and asked them to find a cheaper way of punishing the criminal. The ministers met and after several deliberations suggested that they must dismiss the guard and save some money. The king agreed to their suggestion. Soon, the guard was dismissed and they waited curiously to see what the criminal would do. The criminal came out of his prison at dinner time, collected his food from the palace kitchen, and returned to the prison, shut the door on himself and stayed inside.

Later, the Minister of Justice asked him why he had not run away, as there was no guard to watch over him. They even told him that the prince would not mind if he ran away. But the prisoner told them that he had nowhere to go as his character had been ruined and people would turn their backs on him. Moreover, he had forgotten the habit of working and so if he ran away he would be forced to work for earning his living. That is why the criminal refused to run away from prison.

Primary Market and Secondary Market.

The Prophet says that the parents are too possessive towards children and he asks them not to be so possessive in their children’s affairs. They should be left free and nurtured according to their own dreams and desires. Parents should understand that they are not the only well wishers of their children. Almighty God is there who created them. If the children are pampered too much, they would be spoiled by parents themselves. It is better to take tlv example of “Bonsai” tree which is given too much care but never grows big and it can never give shade, but a tree which grows in the sun and wind and exposed to rain, grows wide and tall and gives shade to a lot of people. Hence, children should be allowed to grow freely and then they live according to their own wish and help others.

According to the Prophet, a child is a gift from the abundance of existence and it is eternal life itself. Children are born as Sons and daughters as ‘life’s longing for itself’. Parents do not create them and hence cannot possess them. Parents serve as a ‘passage’ or vehicle to bring the children to this world. Further, children have their own thoughts because they have the free will to do as they please.

Whereas parents belong to the yesterdays, their children belong to the future. The children will have their own scriptures and saints; hence parents should only give them as much Jove as they can and not their thoughts. Parents should not thrust their past as an inheritance on their children but should let theu grow according to their own potential.

Gibran uses the metaphor of archer-bow-and-arrows to explain the role of parents in bringing up children. In this metaphor, God is the archer, the parents represent the bow, and the children arc the living arrows. Like an archer, God bends the bows testing them for stability to aid the arrows as they try to reach their destination. It is the archer who decides the target, which is marked upon the path of the infinite, and He bends the parents (bows) with his might that His arrows may go swift and far".

Elections are held once every five years to elect their leaders.

1. the Caribbean Sea 

2. the Atlantic Ocean 

3. the West Indies 

4. the Caribs 

5. tropical climate

6. turquoise waters 

7. tourist industry

8. farming.

Kahlil Gibran tells the parents that they are not the owners of their children. He argues that children have come to this earth as Life’s longing for itself and are born as sons and daughters and they are not created by parents. Hence, parents cannot possess them.

Parents should consider themselves as ‘stewards’ and their role is only stewardship. Gibran wants parents not to look upon their children as their puppets and so not to impose their religion, politics and ideas on the innocent children. Parents may give their own love but not their thoughts, because the children have their own souls.

They have the free will to do as they please and have a mind of their own. They are free to think for themselves. Parents merely act as ‘guiding lights’ for their children. They have the will to act as who they are and lead their own life and not how their parents want them to. The children have their own future, parents belong to the yesterdays, but children belonging to the tomorrows. We should only give as much love as we can and should let them grow according to their own potential. We may strive to be like them but we should never trust our past on them. We should resist the temptation of making our child a carbon copy of ourselves.

To   Parents

The Earth University teaches Earth Democracy

The Earth University teaches Earth Democracy.

Archar is God compared to in the poem ‘On Children’.

1. a vital record 

2. life 

3. achievement 

4. Religious works 

5. Fiction 

6. the Chinese 

7. the 15th century 

8. a global industry.

1. trade 

2. internal trade 

3. international trade 

4. a nation 

5. nations 

6. home trade 

7. domestic trade 

8. foreign trade.

1. Wood pulp 

2. Tsai Lun 

3. AD 105 

4. parchment 

5. vellum

 6. goats

 7. sheep 

8. calf.

Navadanya Farm.

(a)  fool each other.

1. grow crops 

2. the nomadic hunter-gatherers

3. plants

4. wild beasts 

5. Mesopotamia 

6. India 

7. the 18th century

8. more mechanised.

i. Pacific 

ii. Indian

iii. Antarctic

iv. The North sea

v. The Mediterranean sea

vi. The Caribbean sea

vii. salty water

viii. restless sea beds.

1. French 

2. Tools 

3. Coal 

4. Crude oil 

5. Natural gas 

6. Air 

7. Water 

8. Soil.

i – bone

ii – a framework

iii – the body

iv – vital organs

v – weight

vi – strain

vii – calcium

viii – the blood.

The seven principles of SCM are:

1. Segment customers based on the service needs of distinct groups and adapt the supply chain and serve segments profitably. 

2. Customize the logistics network to the service requirements and profitably of customer segments.

3. Listen to market signals and align demand planning accordingly across the supply chain, ensuring consistent forecasts and optimal resource allocation. 

4. Differentiates product closer to the customer and speed out version across the supply chain 

5. Manage source of supply to reduce the total cost of owning materials and services. 

6. Develop a supply chain wide technology that supports multiple level of decision making and gives a clear view to the flow of products, services and information. 

7. Adopt channel spanning performance measures to gauge collective success in reaching the end user effectively and efficiently.

16,000 francs.

Mother: Can you book a car for me?

Son: Yes mother. I can, (agreeing) Where do you want to go?

Mother: I want to go to Tumkur. (giving information)

Son: At what time do you need the car? 

Mother: At 7 A.M. (mentioning time)

Son: Ok. I will book it.

Mother: Thank you son. (Expressing gratitude).

The General of Monaco asked each of his soldiers to cut the criminal’s head off. But no soldier came forward to do it. Therefore the ministers assembled a Commission. besides they appointed a Committee and Sub Committee. At last they decided that the best thing would be to alter the death sentence to one of life imprisonment.

1. India

2. public places

3. bus stands 

4. railway stations 

5. road crossings 

6. miserable 

7. weak

8. general public.

Effect of heat on fat – 

Fat breaks into free fatty acids and glycerol, further cooking converts glycerol into acerolin 

Two sources of fat are

Meat, Eggs

Four micronutrients for crop are: 

Iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), zinc (Zn), copper (Cu)

Four principles of heat transfer are:

1.Radiation 

2.Conduction 

3.Convection 

4.Induction

Dirty remarks were passed by people when women . cycling. Women like Jameela and Fathima took to did not give up They zipped along the roads of Pudukkottai and continued to inspire others.

In Monaco, there was neither a guillotine for cutting the heads off nor an executioner. so the ministers wrote a letter asking the French government whether they could lend them a machine and an expert to cut off the criminal’s head.

Effect of acidic medium on cooking of vegetables

• Acidic medium retains white colour of flavones pigment 
• Acidic medium make the fibre firmer

Effect of alkaline medium on cooking of vegetables 

• Chlorophyll remains bright green in colour in alkaline medium 
• In Anthocyanin red colour changes to blue

a) By sputum cytology or by bronchoscopic material

By sputum cytology or by bronchoscopic material process Respiratory tract malignancies can be detected.

In the heart of Puddukkottai, young women zip along the roads on their bicycles. Jameela Bibi, who has taken to.

2) Follow the classroom rules and guidelines.

3) Use good manners with your teacher.

4) Do your best to get to school and class on time.

5) Let your teacher know if you don’t understand something or have a concern or a problem.

6) Keep your hands to yourself in the classroom and on the playground.

7) Try not to disturb the other students.

8) Do the assigned work to the best of your ability and on time.

9) Participate enthusiastically in classroom activities.

10) Offer to help the teacher when you notice something 

that needs doing.

a) Chowders It is seafood or vegetable stew often served with milk or cream 

b) Bisque They are made with shellfish and are usually thickened with rice 

c) Veloute These are made with meat or vegetable stock thickened with flour cooked to a light brown colour 

d) Puree They are made of dry legumes or fresh starchy vegetables

Stranger: Excuse me, could you please tell me how to go to the railway station?

Ravi: Please go straight and turn left. 

Stranger: Is it far?

Ravi: No. It is half a km from here.

Stranger: Thank you very much.

Some expressions from the poem that bring out the elements of the beauty of Nature are as follows:

1. “…in the grass”
2. “… that summer near the end of May”
3. “I found a tree…”
4. “…tall grass running wild”
5. “…ate the leaves…”
6. “…slender stem…”
7. “…light and air and sun”
8. “…and the rain…”
9. “…richer by a cherry tree…”
10. “…my own dark cherry…”
11. “…-a berry.”
12. “Ripened and jeweled in the sun,”
13. “…blossoms small…”
14. “Pink, fragile, quick to fall”
15. …sleepiest breeze”
16. “…on the grass…”
17. “…through the leaves at the blue Blind sky and the finches as they flew”
18. “…dappled green…”
19. “…bees in an ecstasy drank…”
20. “Of nectar from each bloom and the sun sank”
21. “Swiftly, and the stars turned in the sky,” 
22. “…moon-moths and singing crickets…”
23. “…Night and Stars and tree:”
24. “That small, the cherry…”

Clear soups are prepared in following way- 

• These are prepared by cooking left over bones and vegetables to prepare a thin liquid stock 
• Then it is cleared by the stock with the help of meat and eggs